Texas Standard For November 4, 2019
Julián stays in, but Beto says bye bye: a shakeup among Democrats in the race for the White House. We’ll look at why and what it adds up to. Patrick Svitek of the Texas Tribune with more on a Texas departure from the presidential race. And: Two Texas republicans weigh in on the GOP’s Texas-sized problem heading into 2020. Plus: Oil prices are falling, can Texas retain its crown as energy king? A new energy mix may help it do just that. All of that and then some today on the Texas Standard:
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